Swimmers Chant
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Swimmers Chant
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He used the wrong words
Knew what to say
But lost the way
And he forgot to be strong
Aching to shout it wears me out
I've come to like sandy
I lean over
Don't think about it
There is water inside your heart, no
In tragedy park
Staging it there
With seeds to spare
And now they made a place seem
Achingingly clean towards the gleem
I've come to like sandy
I lean over (say you're sorry)
Don't break the bottle
There is water inside your heart, no (say you're sorry)
I've come to like sandy
He is my friend (say you're sorry)
Don't think about it
There is water inside your heart, no
Forgot to be strong
Aching to shout it wears me out
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